Anthropogenic noise is widespread in nature and has been shown to produce a plethora of
impacts on wildlife. Sounds play a fundamental role in the lives of amphibians, with species …

Animal communication is often hampered by noise interference. Noise masking has
primarily been studied in terms of its unimodal effect on sound information provision and …

Many animals exchange chemicals during courtship and mating. In some amphibians,
sexual chemical communication is mediated by pheromones produced in male breeding …

Toe tapping is performed by certain anuran species while foraging for their prey. This
behavior has been described in different frog families, with some hypotheses regarding its …

Toe-tapping, the quick movement of the middle toes of the hind legs, has been observed in
many frogs and toads, and is usually associated with feeding, calling, or courtship …

Even for animals with multiple senses at their disposal, there may be a strong reliance on a
single sense, like vision, for social behavior. Experimentally blocking or eliminating vision …

Anurans are one of the most diverse groups of animals, with single and multi-modal
communication forms commonly used to settle disputes over territory and to attract females …

Animals have myriad adaptations to help them hunt and feed in the most efficient and
effective manner. One mysterious behavior related to hunting and feeding is the posterior …

Multimodal signaling in Boana albopunctata (Anura: Hylidae): reading visual and acoustic
cues. The acoustic mode of communication is important for anurans, but visual …

Animals have myriad adaptations to help them hunt and feed in the most efficient and
effective manner. One mysterious behavior related to hunting and feeding is the posterior …